I'm 5'2 and 116lbs.. Breastfed 3 kids and now they're just empty and deflated. I have an athletic body type and just want to fill out my sports bras nicely!!! I'm a 34A and would like to be a BIG 34B.. or the smallest C cup. My doctor is suggesting 325cc silicone under the muscle.. Worried this will give me a big C instead! Will it?? What's wierd is my 250 cc rice sizers looked perfect.. But i guess going under the muscle takes away a percentage??? Help :(
Answer: B or C cup it is hard to determine which way is better to predict the results but as you have consult with your plastic surgeon and you can trust his advices to get a bigger breast, results could end up in full B or C but you need to be sure that this results will make feel happy after surgery. Good Luck!
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Answer: B or C cup it is hard to determine which way is better to predict the results but as you have consult with your plastic surgeon and you can trust his advices to get a bigger breast, results could end up in full B or C but you need to be sure that this results will make feel happy after surgery. Good Luck!
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June 18, 2015
Answer: A cup to a full B cup small C cup As plastic surgeons we each have developed our preferred technique aimed at creating a satisfying result for our patients. Mine is to get a strong sense of the patient's goals and then during surgery with my patient asleep, insert test implants or sizers to determine not only the approximate size, but the shaping of my patient's breasts. Only then do I make my final implant determination. I can usually estimate with accuracy about 85-90% of the time in advance, but find that spending the extra time to see how my patient's breast actually looks with a real implant in place improves the satisfaction rate. Without seeing you in person it's not easy to determine an appropriate implant size but think that in general a 325 cc implant is larger than the average A cup patient needs to become a full B cup. You may be the exception however. Good luck and enjoy your results.
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June 18, 2015
Answer: A cup to a full B cup small C cup As plastic surgeons we each have developed our preferred technique aimed at creating a satisfying result for our patients. Mine is to get a strong sense of the patient's goals and then during surgery with my patient asleep, insert test implants or sizers to determine not only the approximate size, but the shaping of my patient's breasts. Only then do I make my final implant determination. I can usually estimate with accuracy about 85-90% of the time in advance, but find that spending the extra time to see how my patient's breast actually looks with a real implant in place improves the satisfaction rate. Without seeing you in person it's not easy to determine an appropriate implant size but think that in general a 325 cc implant is larger than the average A cup patient needs to become a full B cup. You may be the exception however. Good luck and enjoy your results.
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